PAGE FIVE -
no tour. I
In considering the amount you'd have
to W
For FIRE protection. night and day '
Hm- insignificant appeal: the coat
Vi Iztn censured with what by Fire ill
loot. I
I t accumulate Propeny is no joke. l.
H hell seeing it go up in smoke.
l‘dl worst of all. to tax~~enduranoo,
Is ‘he thought that you had no 1113‘!!!
once.
Iltfl Ill BRIDGEPORI
(continued from 151 page)
ding. The program will consist oi
.ee-miuute reports from the set eral
.stors ot the churches, and two bt‘i
dresses as follows “What the )leth
tats are Doing in Evangelism," Rel
“MORAL" ‘ torge W. Brown, 1). 1)., ot‘ the First
1.. » . - w' h l. E. Church of liridgeport, and
L um Nd“ It 'i\hat the L'ougregatlonaltst Are Ito»
tug in Evangelism,“ by Rev. George
it) 'lainblyn. pastor of the Ulivet (‘ou
:giegational church of Bridgeport
Afternoon Meeting.
The afternoon meeting will be con-
illlt tcd by the. i‘ounecticut Baptist
—‘ ‘S’illt' convention and will consist of a
toutertucc ot‘ the pastor; and church
Iii‘~itrlit‘l‘.\ on "Et-angelisut as oullined
m the Five Year Program of our Bap-
Christmas [Stock of
Iliist Denomination," and the following
’lliilllsit‘rs will give addresses Rev.
'Johu R. Brown, Ph. D., of Bridgeport.
Taylor & Golden
Trunt Company Building
Telephone 1230.
‘Wlll speak on "The Five Year l’ror
art here in greater assortment Ilgrttttt -\\'hat It Means." Iltc‘. l"l‘l‘tl
than ever. ’3‘.’ Icrick Lent, i’h. l). ot .\Iew llavcu,
Il'l‘tnltlt'lll of the t‘onuecitrul liaptisl
“ 'm .Stute (‘onvcntion will spcak on the
50¢» 55c., 65°. lilratn." A conference will follow thew
addresses allowing for a tree and
llllll discussion of the subject. aitcr
I\\llli’ll a supper will be served by the
$1.00. $1.50. $2.00
m cwry conceivable shade and M latlim of the church
Evening Session.
The evening aession will l.)t' untlcr
Itht- auspices of the liritlgeport liap
Illst union, a federation of all the
«lunches of Bridgeport and environs.
iw. \'. Garner of Bridgeport, is the
pli‘n‘ltltlll and will preside, After a
rousing song nervicc and interesting
I-kt-rl'lotfis by seicral ot' the individual
‘t-ongrl-galioua there will be an address
Ihy the Rev. lir. Charles 14. White
tol' New York t‘ity on the subject,
“The New Work of the Christian
t‘hurches in the l‘itiea of our Land."
lir. White is an eminent «location-
'allst, a preacher of rare ability and
i< the author 01‘ scvcral well known
looks, the latest of which, ,"'i‘ht-
l‘orta‘ast for Norwalk and vicinitv. “huri‘lii‘sI 3“ “'02?" ““5 written f0:
~ ‘ . i. . ' 3 an ill so onary ucation iuovemen
Ll“ mmgm dud hiday. ‘ t' the United States and Canada and
'l‘he- storm which was central ii\l‘l'l I . made II deep impression upon
Ontario, Canada, vcsterdav mornin ,' H“ ‘ ,
' ' H ‘illlll'Cll leaders of all tlt‘llomlllallullh.
has mowd rapidly caut‘nard and ill“ was hoped “I50 the ltcv. it. 5.
'1‘” 30??! near Halifax NI ‘5 l. I .\1at-Arilwr would speak at this meek
(Aline, lg snow in te ens em poi- as he had given a pronlinl' to
. . , ling
:INHIIMSHIB “I?" “‘8‘?“ “I‘d Nf‘“ Eng? conic, but owing to unt‘orsccn Cli‘CllIll'
am. now urrtet~ art It potted llllaicmnflm he found it necessary to can-
'“id, l't‘l the. engagement.
”"11. Walk t'ross la‘illllll‘ Hoods.
JiISEPll DAVIS
85 Washington St. 80. Nomlk.
b WEATHEIi FORECAST.
morning from the Lake region
Kortberu New England, but pleasant. Wedneodly at Second Baptist Church.
Weather prevails generally in all oth~ Tm. maefinxu on Wednesday at the
er districts wt 0! the Rocky biotin-’mq-uml church will begin at 9:30 with
talus. A long I‘ldlli’ of high measuri- an ltour or devotion and intercession.
extends from Minnesota southward to The topic will be, “The ‘liittlculliee
'l‘cxas. Anotiher disturbance is con-and Needs of Our Work." This will
incl oycr Montana. lhe a most important and helpful met-i»
I'ing and it is expected that all lhc pan
_ Itors will try and remain over.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO; A dinner will be served by the wo-
TODAY. men of the Second church. sttor
'l‘cmpcratttrc: Low, 33; high. which will come the closing seslon,
.wlth an address on the subject. "The
Key’to Success in the Five Year Pro-
'gram” anti another address on “Evan
zelisni, Personal altd Pastoral." Speak~
‘crs to be announced later.
I The committee on the Five Year
‘l’rogram of the Connecticut Baptist
lconvention conaists oi llcv. l-ngar It.
310.. Clear.
m ' N'y’j
gm
baptist: here. are notified that the
tliapilstzi ot Fairfleld county will hold
their Iii-monthly meeting at the First
Baptist church Bridgeport, nt‘xt week.
Hyde oi Mlddletown, Rev.
1). (‘oe of Bristol and C. Edward
Smith of Hartford. It is expected
that all these will be present at the
meetings and take part in the dincua-
sion.
NEW TELEPHONE SUBWRIBERS.‘
~—.
Don't get mistaken!
. “ rltten Eighteen New lnotrulnents Located in
guarantee against defects for alarm Nor-walk. l
“"K'ks from 31 up. For watches ‘and Following is a list of new telephones
clock oven- :5, 24 months if you buylthst have been installed since the la-
‘ ~ - - ‘ ' ‘ . Cut.
at Lhailoslend. Ntiawiitdllng. See lining of the last directory
’ - . ' or
street, store and window signs. Ask for.thtn out and plate in the back of )0
directory.
guarantee certificate. started since. Name Tel, No.
November 19 1915. Illir. A. F. Beard,
' 179 East Ave, Norwalk HSG
Blacksmith shops in this city are (‘larence 3‘ Brown,
exceptionally buy today. Horses lindgME: flflzfifimfix
it hard-going on the icy pavements, 132 West 53 “93.5
and “corks" for their shoes are in V. W. t‘liampiou, . ,I i
Xvi-at, and sudden demand. For the' 12‘ Washington 5“ “’39“
fli'a'l time this winter local youngstersl“" 6' Cleveland,
159-12
. , , Strawberry 11111, N. 1327
Pnioyed "sliding". last night and to— Fairbanks' Electric 00.,
day. 58 .\'o. Main St. 938 .
trummnn Bottling Works,
. . , . .
A very interesting meeting of the “:3 10‘ gifiivfilan d 966 '
Court FrancesI '0. G. 8., WES held last A 2 Fall‘fllfld AVG ' 1605-2
evening. Delightful refreshments lHarry L. Hill,
wirre enjoyed. Aside from the large 21 Lincoln Ave. 669-5
attendance of the members, many out, I Jafie§v383§¢n8l§u' 1511
01' town guests were entertained. The Daniel Keogh,
et-mtng was passed very pleasantlyo 11 High St. 605-4
Second nomination of officers waa'Chas. E. Kellogg,
held. 3 Ohio Ave., N.
1 Miss Katherine 'linorr.
Grumman Ave. 516-2
The members of Clinton Command Mrs. John .11 McNemey,
el‘i'. N0. 3. Knights Templar, are look-l 20 Elm St, N. 1408-2
ing forward to the visit of Right. ml Not-walk Printing (30..
inont Sir George H' N’ Johnson, .lolilli Vagtesé. ullcr
Grand Commander of the Grand Comr- ' gm '
48 Meadow St.
mandery or Knights Templar of Con-.Stull Grocery 00.,
969
1255-8
nectlcut, at the special conclave to‘boI VlMtzhlaAGlelt 1359-4
, . c r 'a erproof (30.,
held tomorrow at oiling. The Order otI 68 Wm" St. 9“
the Temple will be conferred» .....\'nw 7.is:C~
$1,000 IN THREE YEARS
t. Do you realize that you can save this sum through
' ‘ the systematic loving plan afforded in our
Bonds of Thrift? '
Self-made men have always said the first $1.000 was I.
the hardest to obtain. I
Camellia. addict us nhow you hover by mm» ‘
saving, you- m-miisligmmdu; "
coin until" titan titan 1 ROWLAND’S . A ‘ HOWLAND’S
.Aniong some of the visitors to view
II’rizer and Miss Prizer of W
1325-12.
p tpostal laws and regulations place the
. ,oomply with tho rogldsItionI.
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
I innit HARVARD
t.‘i\lli1tllitlli. Mas-s, liec Six-'(il'ad;
"uate Manager Fred W Moore of llltl
Harvard Athletic A\>Utlilllull, ill:
nount-ul ymtcrday that the ll. A. A-‘
Itit> t-ligat;rtl l’lt'tl .\lllt‘ltell ill the llus
'0“ National Leaguetehltliocoat'li the}
Harvard taraiix [ilh)l‘l> next hpl‘lllg‘
The mutual beluun llartalti andx
Mllt‘llrll [Il‘tliltle.~ for the t'iiilt‘li'.~ .xel'
tit-e in lllt' cagc tin: winter. and also.
trtttll ai'lcr the coticlusmll oi the liar
tat-ti \ztlc championship ht'llr‘r ti-xt‘
1.llJIlt' llhi’i‘nl‘tl itl>0 lliih Ill" lillillt';iI
‘ot Matting \lllilll'll lor another year ll
illl‘ lllM' >t‘ktrll‘l'.‘ “(Jll\ l.\ :nliximtmi
A REPLY Tb ALUMNI.
l-Itlitoi ol thc Sentinel
Ill 12w lllL‘lil .~ l‘Slll‘ of thc Seitlttawl
l notnc that ill" .ilunmi arc >llll rm:
le.~>. In compliance with their re
(Iill‘rl u~ to whom thc two "riltgt-l's"
lll t'ielr llllt'llp were, I \\l.~ll to >1a1t'
that llolllrb and l'lunketl were the
same, Auam they mix the ([ut‘rlltlll,
"\\‘crcu't lliu ‘llt-vl liglm turncti on‘
wlitli you beat tl> 1H)?" The :tll~VH'l'
In this we illiilll‘ tilll two ‘lltll‘ll
duwm in llll‘ lint half, and lln >1Iect
lililila werc not turned on until the.
t‘litl Ul F'it' last hull
lll illlLIllit'l part of lllt‘ :trtltlt- tlicy
a~lt me ii I Vim tiying to M'ltl't‘ a
'lil:lc young boy " “but 1 wtotc llli
recent article it was not intended Iot'
n "littlc young but," but from the
nrticlm \trittcli b). tiic would bc all
illtll. l haw lil‘lll made to change my
llilllll They aim l‘l'IllilIt‘ mc tor not
tilting liltilr ,‘dlllt's. I would llkt- to
ask Illt‘ Illilllll:l"l‘ of last yt-nr'» tcnm,
who i.~ the nianagcr oi thc pl'v-tt‘lll
Alumni lentil. llll“ many mow-
lie :ti'l‘anmtl for, either
ycar
ls.
;.;.‘l Illi‘s
thin (I! l;l.-l
\‘oul's lll sport,
ll. NAVASKY, .‘ilattugcr
MISS FRANCES A. HURD, PATRON
OF THE ARTS.
llusllims in not yet null-pendent
the llllililli'lllilli, although there arc.
many plans and st-ht-tum promoted
looking toward lllrl cut-limitation Iti
remained fora illlli'k-Wlllt'd \ltmlnli It)
perceive that there Is a llt‘lll oi oppor-
tunity to bring the iirllal and buyer
together in a unique way. This little
lady is Miss l"1‘:ln(‘t~\ A "lll‘tl, of if!
“You avenue. who lit-eds no iliti'olluc-l
~lion lit Normllk as she- already has1
the good will and co-tmcrallon of the
people of culture Sltc orlglnntt-tl lhc‘
delightful idea of showing D1illillllk~
on the walls of a private homc wher-H
they arc rt-ally lll‘NlL’lll‘il to hang. 'l‘lic‘
community known how practically incl
idea has been worked out, as the tltii'tl'
exhibition 1:4 jllh‘l closed. The Rlilllt‘l' l
mg of artists for a final vii-w lllln crca
ted a charming social departure. Mittsl
llttrd in Kul'lll’lhi‘d to find how many
other sidelines. so to rpeak, Hill” to
present tilt-titsclvca, naturally and logi-
cally, for her to ill§|)0.\‘l' of. 1-‘or til i
stance, being in touch with arthvork-j
era and art loll-rs, she is connultcdj
ilrstly, an to ol‘Lzztlti/ing art classes by l
prospective students: secondly, by
til
Henry those who teach professionally an mullustratioue “”d 3 ltli’lps~8‘.‘.50
securing pupils, Miss Hllrtl bringsl
lhctn together. Again she is apprtutclrl
i‘tl by lecturers and entertainers as iol
cugagclncutn and also interviewed hyl
clubs aiul committees as to securing
talent. It seems that Miss Ilurd will
soon have tlirual tipon her a very in
tcrcsling business of u coiuprehouaivc
nature in the line of an Ai‘tiats' I‘iu-
rcau of Information, and the beauty
of it Is that Mitts llurd loves them:
engrossing problems and puts lit-r
whole heart in it. lint then this is
why things come to her. And so N01"
walk In to be congratulated upon hav-
ing such a genius to take ”to helm
of her artistic endeavors and activi-
ties; if you want anything in the line
of interior homo decoration, consult?
Mina liurd. It you are seeking craft.
work or instruction in handcrafts, ask
Mltlt-l Hurd. If you paint pictures or
if you buy pictures. SPllk Miss: lllll‘tl
linou entertain or would l)!‘ exile!"
tamed. Miss Iiurd will "till your bill.“
ller ideas are unique and practical
and her own charming personalitv en-
ters largely into her successes.
the pictures of the last exhibition. lie»
ccmber fil‘th. Were: Mrs. T. Neville
. . t'slport.
Silas Dustin. artist: leorgc Wright
illustrator, and Mrs. Wright. Mr. and
Mrs. Augus MacDonald. Mr. MacDon
aid is on of the well known maga-
Izine "Life,” all of Westporl; Mr, and
Mrs. Harry Stacy Benton, artists of
South Norwalk: Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Alexander Wagon, writers, of Silver-
mine: Mr. Ralston (‘arrington Kuilzt
ing. of Brooklyn; Mr. anti Mrs. Harrv
Vitirin Snead, Noroton. Mr. H. G.
Thomson. artist, of Wilton; Mr. and
Ihlrs. W. It}. Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs.
then C. llocn, Air. and Mrs. Charles
Iteii‘fel. artists, of Silvcruiine: Mr. and
Mrs Victor lIiard, musicians, and
litany ollicrs.
‘llli‘ lilllall' of this country
\‘it-tor Scarlcs, cloth, gilt.
‘llcnry Scitit-I
_.._
P. O. WARNING ISSUED.
Rushing business brought on by the.
shipment of large quantities of Santa-
Claus matter through the mails has
caused special emphasis to be laid lip-
on the necessity of great. care being
taken In tho addressig and wrapping
of registered. C. 0. D. and insured Du-
cel post matter. The return card of
the sender must be affixed securely
'by the sending omco, to eliminate mis-
carriage or delays in delivery. The
rooposibility for the examination of
such parcels upon the clerks accept-
ing them for mailingnnd patronsoan
aboIot great service by addressing coro-
fuliy and wrapping securely no as to
' AllThe. PWPI¢7S*Tmst-gco. '
.,"'
THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 19:5
Entrance on Main St., Fairheld Ave. and Cannon 5-. l
Bridgeport, Conn.,
Books with character and of
fine gift appeal
\ Itl'li§1t‘~~l\t' lilitil\',\llill) lllll\l >itl1\l_\ mam ta~tcx
lt mutt how popular lNILIl\_\ in plcntIt.
litilil\\ I‘tii lllllt‘ ltillx's.
Must of all, it iiitt‘t tttict‘ lilitil\\ will] liit'tltt'tl t’llzti‘atw
tcr. \\llll atti‘uctitc tlrcsx. with uplc fungi in nppt‘nl.
Such a bunk-shop is tlll~z notably so this holiday ~ta
St)“.
\Hmt t'tilllll llt’ llitll't‘ tlmcl}. Ital L‘\it1lIItlt'. than it Look
til thi'lIll\ iillll lli'l‘tilt‘ tli‘i'il‘
vl\\cllct~ along lltc liltluc? \\
m tumult» tl.’i_\~ :ltitl «lcctls of Holland and liclgtuttt?
\tllt‘ lllc \\lllt‘ tlt\tt'\ll\
laud“ \\l11tll :tic lint lump!
mgr-~-
The Art of the Belgian Galleries—
l’:.~llli'r SlllLllt'liill. I\ lull page plztte> in
tltiogr.i\‘iirc, tic-ctil‘alcti i‘tiH-l’. tltitll.
gilt. 5‘.’
The British Museum: it. History
and Treasures—Henry (‘
lustratctl. llUlll. gill. 35-17.]
Slicllt'y. ll
Chats on Japanese
l’it‘ltc with
Tm lllii:~tt';litt>li.~
Prints—Arthur
colon-ti lronttsptt-t-c
5':
It
and
.lllllhlrillllills in tolot. cloth. Kill," $3
American
llllflllt‘h and
Composers —- ltupt-l‘t
\l‘llitlr lulb-Ull. a >lutly oi
with biog‘
rapittcs ol' the li‘iiilllll: t’tilllllilst'rrl oi
lllt‘ print-til llmt'. cloth, gilt. $2.3m
Poems and Ballads
tlrlcnlal cdition
by Kipling——
Willi illustrations by
$l,::l
The Story of a Pioneer—Anna ll
_.\‘lta\\, lllllhllilli‘tl irom photographs
3!
The Poets' Country—Homes
Haunts of the Poets—\ntlrcu
with :l lllllsll'iillttllh lll color,
and
Lang.
3:
Yellowstone National Park—A‘Iut
tendon. historical and descriptive, ll-
luslratt-tl. new and enlarged i‘illlll’n,m“
$1.75
College Sons and College Fathers—
l‘nnby, cloth. gill. --
$1.30
Famous Days and Deeds ln Holland
and Belgium—Charles Morris, lllus»
tinted. 41.3.3
New York's Part in History—Shor-
Ilitlli Williams. lllllnll'itlt‘il.~w$’.'..'ill
Piano Mutery—liurrict lirainer.
illustrated with 16 portraits III N'lilii.
$1.10 V i“
Rambles in the Black Forest—1. A.
It. Wylie, Illustrated lit color and
photographs ~$2..'to
Panama and the Canal Today—i
l-‘llrlies Lindaay, new edition with .31:
Abroad With the Fletchers,——travels
in Europe by Jane l-‘. Sampson, illus-
trated with photographs taken by the
autitor,-~-$l.7.’.
Hero Tales and Legends of
Rhine—Lewis Spence '1". R. A. 1.. illus-
trated with It] colored plates and 16
colort'ypen. elotllr—SS
Warm Slippers
l‘lcnac FCIIlCllllK‘I‘ that comfort;
air, many colors,—-.'vltc, $1 and 3115‘
l
lloudolr slippers of notably‘dainiy“
for women's comfort
.\laln floor, rear.
l
I l . l
docs ttot mcan homcltncss. lllL'SL'I
slippers, essence of comfort. arc
prcttywl’rctty in color and grace-l
lid in shape. I
l
Fine felt in such colors as taupe or-‘
chid pink, old rose. retl and light OX‘I
military blue—$1.50 z
It must llii\l‘ altirlt's and \lttllt \_
‘ 900
the
Thursday, December 9. 1915. T
, Shop in the Spirit and get
much pleasure
frilly. lllt‘ft' i\ almost m much enjoy mcnt itt choosing
as lll actual giving of i 111$th gifts.
h "““l 11M“ if tllc actual l.lll‘l>lllltt~ >pirit w.“ rtglll liiltl tlic
llt'dll. \llll\lllllt\ ~liuppili; : ratc fut:
\\ hat a tit-light Ill rimming \tllllt llllllIQ that illlt' _ttt~t
l\llt|\\\ ts guilt}; Iii lit‘ it stilltt‘t til t’tiillt‘lll!
Hun lllllt‘ll >att\l.tt‘timi in putting pt-txtuta] tltttitglit
til tlic Scl'litlilh" or ill tht- into lllt‘ \t‘lt't‘lllll: til curl: gilt \\l|<llltl ll lic gl't‘nl tii'
lltl \\1ll fall In lit' litti-t'c~1ul
\lllilll. '
. . 'l llt'\l‘ ltht limp: tlili‘ ~-li till. ll ‘ 1.1 l “
lilll grill-rill lllll'l't'xl ill llllxt‘ ‘ |‘ U I l] H Humml I‘ll“
cs lili'GCil from a lit: gatltci lit-lulu} shopping t~ by Lu llit' llllill' \utwtmtuiv.
Calendars with Most any boy I
The True Story of Ramona: its
facts. fictions. inspirations and pur-
pose—Carlyle (,‘. llavi~ and W. A. An
me . . _ .
a ssagc Will like mackinaw.
l'lltsc ut'c more than
~tiii Ill’ -
tit-min, cloth gillg 3;, . I . l Along \\llll lllt‘ \ltatcx alitl
I _ Ilit‘.i\llt'~ til lllt' [firming til tlilI\'\. hut‘lIt‘\ \ticlt gmtl “they lini-
IBrale and Her People of Today— _ . tltlll”; ft r ttll ‘ ‘ ‘ l'
.\e\lu ti Winter. lllurll‘ult‘tl \\11ll orig- Hit") ‘1‘”) 1‘ ““"Vlfx‘i' “’ ”1 ‘nh ' I I“ (yum KIM”! ‘ll‘y
llliil llllll spatial Ill‘illllgrliplh ll\‘ lllt' ‘ . ’ “1 :‘lrm H “I“ “1 Kil‘ a “m“ P
author. ('ltilll. gill, $1.30 I’Hd‘m“ “1 [WIN m “WM “1” Illit\\'.
l llt'\ im Hill lit'i lll\ i ll * ~~ - . - ~
Hero Tales and Legends Iof the ~ I. l - h 1 ‘ l\\lll pill ‘11\l tlic llgltt Itrti~li
Serbians \Mttslau .\l l’tt-roiitch, II“: il('\l\ till \\liit‘ll tllct nl‘c plncttl: '
IIIIQ’ ltittt‘li (Ill llc will ~.lvatt‘
tuit‘c ax la~t ultlt that :t\ part «if
_l1l,<lilllllll\\lllf\"t'l l\\lt‘t‘ ax much
:itltl
tiIlk“\ library or \H'lllllfq’l'tililll.
i\t’ll to tlic I‘lll'lll~lllllj\' n1
Dainty Poems of the 19th Century
I l\iill‘ A_I \\'rl:.:ltl, l,.-athcrcr;ttt t‘ill- _ . . . vfun out of melt unmc of hockey.
Hull, :3 ... >muc twpct‘inlly tor llll\llll'\‘ ' ~
. llicn art- t'\t‘t‘lll‘1ll t‘lillllllllfill'in uiI lirtglit til‘ tpttct .il\\.’l\\ mum,
Helps to Happiness—selected and , . «N; ’tllil tip ‘
arranged by Ila-hard llrooks. heath» l‘lllll)‘ itlltl lthlt‘. ‘ '
Jr ‘1" It All 3.3.1 ,_, ,_ .. .
t t a ill ton. S t ,5. in >_ jtrI illllt'l‘ gtilitl 14,11“ ltil‘ ti litii
Thmugh the Year with Longfellow ‘
.\l.'tlll llt ltl‘. l't‘itl'
ooze leather, $1.50 .
lillllrtllit‘ llliil'x‘ guy with (‘()l()"
lhurt i~ litxt cough, 1.. 11... cal- :ntl bright \tllll Hit and \v;irm.-..
clitlztr, {50.
Through the Year with American
Poem—ooze lt-atlicr,—»$1..'ttl
It
Robert Burns Poems—:l
volumes,
cloth, gilt. $17.1
Raincoat of black l'ttbllcr or of
tan rttlibcrizctl cloth: rcnlli sllcd
\\ illi‘l‘.’AS$.51 i.
l
l
l Hll‘ ll >Iilt‘llllltl lliiiil\ ltil’ lump—I
‘. . I . I
111glllllll'i‘L'llflzig't‘lllt'llhlll tillntl—~'
Lorna Doone—lllm-kiuorc. ‘.' \ols., prolialilv tiltirc lolltx' ll\i' illiil'lt‘\
ml Icatlier. 'iltr 2.": ' ‘
L ‘ " -Illll>‘ now than t’ct‘ovtl til it t I. I. I‘ll f
. 1| . . \‘t’l't‘tiil l) t‘llllt’ll :1 iii" tillt‘y
Boyklllllfl' - ‘ z . p; ‘ II‘ l ' ‘ l .
*‘H'l‘ "1 H“ l “‘mh 1") 5' :woolcn; so giltlil-ltttlklllj‘l‘ that a
boy fccl< thoroughly \vclltlrcaq
ctl,—.c5 and tip.
at a
This Year“: Book for
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The Toy Shop Book—tolort-tl lllu.~'- 1"”7‘ "”1 “““5 ”"“ "m”
Irillltillh. 31.2.3 \lllitll to lal‘gc—llr In Sign.
l)tilllilt‘r.qt‘l'\'lt‘t‘ stilt. lllllt' wrgc
lir \‘lnltl t‘til‘tltli‘ti)‘ tit‘ lttslt‘fill
it'ant‘y \voolcn. has the two pairs
gof trou<crx which arc tli>tinctlve
Iffcaturc of l)tillllll"8t‘l‘\'lt‘t’ suits,
. , , . . ‘S; lti $12.
”lust now—for it is splcntlttl ctr: ‘
{tlcncc that pretty things of real
\nltic may be had at little cod.
Indian Why Stories—Sparks from
War Eagle's Lodgefire—hy Frank 1-).
I.indcrnian. illustrated by t‘harles .\i.
ituwu.» $2 1
Main floor, rear.
Inexpensive and pretty
new jewelry.
The Green Book tor Childrem—edit-
cd by \lrs. llcrnerl fitrong, colored
illustrationsp 75.;-
.\ t‘tlllt't‘llt)” of spccial intcrcs
l-‘rtmt li:t<t-tttcttt.
. Stories at the Birds lor Little Peo-
ple—“i‘rlrllilt- Kclly, with bird alpha-
bct SOC
I 3 Rich copper or
' gleaming nickel?
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l (luld ltH‘uritt neck—chains. 15 “Ill“
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The Peek-n.8oos at the Zoo-May 1.; inch—81 {0—33 1 .. I . I
l‘inrI-on, mum” by ""10“ Preston—5 ' lllt'l't' 1* almost magic III the.
.h l,'l.\ ~ ul S 1' )- \n.l . . .
arguing-1131;?!” ‘ “In" 0 ( ,touch OI l>cuttiIv \vltlcli ware OR
The com” P'C‘U" 3‘°"b°°"" lnickcl or copper adds to dining-
pictures and storics for little folks, \ “lib colorcd‘
.talilc.
Imm’vcnicnrc in many of the utensils
:llmy rcatly. 'l'ltttrottglt apprecize
Princess bracelets sci
Islunes—sl llicrc is \\'lilltlt‘l'f11l coir
I The Littlest
Iliorla Wellle.
f(‘letticittq.»~$l.li5.
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Fairy—Elizabeth and llanglc bracelets with solid
illustrated by Ritch “ID-“$1
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Pearl llt‘Ck-CllillllaI lustrous untillliill il\\'£lll,\‘ \tlloso chooses from
I'll‘h.*'3l to $25 that collection a gift for house—
‘ kt‘t‘plllg friend.
Jewelry 3 man
w .
ould keep. Opera 10mm pearl neck-chains;-
lf :1 thingr is good cnouglt fol-:31 103750
a man to keep. it is the sort lit“
will appreciate.
Chafing-dishes. $4.30 to $12
Brooch-pins of solid gold, rich pat- (‘ofrec machines $4.50 to $13
lt.-rns,——32.ao to 37.50
chclry that .1 than would like
to keep for himself is a A
to give him.
Electric grill stoves—$5
Cameo brooches In
good 801‘! Imountingsrwfifl to $12.50
solid-gold Electric
toasters—$3
l’ercolalory operated by electricity,
Fancy brooches with top of gold-NIH-”
11ch is such.
l
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lsl Casseroles; $1.25 to $3.50
l
' - ~ I " ‘ “.‘, 3‘ ‘ titer -,~
“niches \vtth t—lcwcled movement lingtrit clasp~ dimly pt its
. , Steak planks with nickeled fraluo,
and it flo'y'car gold filled case—$7.50 ”0° and 31 pair
:-$l
Waldemar chains of IO-carat gold.. lint—pins “'m‘ gold top 0" in small
I _ Sandwich trays—$2.25 to $3.510
several \\‘t‘lgllls,—-$3.50 $i.50 to :9 Iiancy patterns—Mk pair.
. I t‘hecse-and-crackcr dishes—$3.30
(harms for lob or chain—$1.50 Sterling-silver hat~plns set with
Illnshing rhinestones,-——50c each Egg sets, with 3 cttps,~.$tt$.5ti
(‘un' links. Ituntlnome.——82 to $5 Tea kettles $100 to 518'
' .~‘ .- . 0
SM” Rich shell ornaments for tlrcssmg
ins. n ‘w ‘ _ , . .. ..
Some or fine felt in lavender, gravy“; p ‘ p“""""' ’1 t° the hair. pins and combs and bar. ltoffee and tea pom—MC to $1.3»
anti light blue. special value—95c l relies, some. set with fancy stones.-; Crumbn ll'uvs with scraperw’toc m
Knife and ci 'ar cutters, ' l ‘ »' ' - I ' '
l-‘eli Itlgliecut slippers with lemuer'casc,~$l.50 B 1’0 d top. m "0" to "'50 [$3.25
soles and fur int? ninlz- “‘lnt‘.~3:0\\'nw Handsome wrist watches ofi Tea kettles witlt stand and alcohol
-. .
gray, purple. red ulld black
and $1.50
31
1
Some. heavy felt slippers with a
(lold tilled knife on chain and
camp—$1.50
in l burner~ $3
m 1
late pattern and attractive size:
I . g .. . Coaster sets— 1
Safeti'match boxes with solid gold gun maid" $460 and $6' 203““ l S
leather sole are built just for scrt'lce.ftop—$t.50 gold case—$11.50. Tray-“~30 to $4
750 1 Center aisle, front. Center aisle, front. j Fourth floor. J‘
The Howland Dry Goods Co. The Howland Dry Goods Co.
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“N'BrotuLTv, PLEADS ONE or ’
CLIFF SLAYERS.
c. D. Etchlson Arraigned .for
Murder In Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS. ‘Dec. 9.—Charles D.
Etchison, a traveling salesman of
Washington. D. C., pleaded not guilty
in district court yesterday to an in-
dictment charging him jointly with F.
'1‘. Price, with the murder of the lat-
ter's wife, whom, it is charged, they
hurled from a. high cliff here more
than a year ago. No date was set for
his trial.
Price
SLAPS CONSTABLE’S FACE; IS
JAILED
Stamford Mon Gum Unoflendlng Dar.
Ion Paco Ollloor. . _
George Bowman of 1: West Park
place, Stamford. stunned the. taco or
M.W oi Derick insanity.
, _ ‘ l
on Vitamin-tr Boise-Intuit ’m'gndI-m «too-nous: t.
who said his home—whit in Everett,
.\1ns-s.. arrested. l
Special Officers Williams arrested'
the two men and took them to police‘
headquarters. Here ConnollyI who,
said he was 23 years old and a fire:
man, was charged with breach oi! the.
peace and Bowman, who said be until
a toolmaker and gave his age as 38‘
years, was charged with breaking the'
peace and assault. Connolly said he
was born in Roslindalo, Moan, andl
Bowman said he hailed from Stain-l
ford. l
The case. will be tried tomorrow
and meanwhile the men are in jail. l
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